The Zombies 2 DVD will also feature deleted scenes, Baby Ariel‘s “The New Kid In Town” music video, singalongs and dance tutorials of “Flesh & Bone” and “Call To The Wild”!
The two Zombies stars sang an acoustic version of their hit duet “Someday” from the first movie musical.
“Definitely loving this with @MiloManheim #DisneySingalong @DisneyMusic ‘Someday’ #Zombies @DisneyChannel #StayAtHome,” Meg wrote on Twitter.
Milo and Meg recently opened up about filming the song during the first movie.
“In the first one, it was all so overwhelming because I had never done anything before, and learning the dance moves was just so much,” Milo shared.
“I remember we had to do most of it in one take,” Meg said. “Milo and I were just like this is the biggest challenge. We both have theater backgrounds, and were tap dancing. We were always tap dancing on set.”
“I will tell you about Meg. There is nobody in the world who I would have rather gone through this whole adventure with,” Milo added. AWW!!!
Meg Donnelly & Milo Manheim – ‘Someday’ Acoustic Singalong
“It’s kind of like ‘BAMM!’ part two, but with werewolves, because it’s the werewolves being like, ‘We think you belong here, we want to show you how you live,’” Meg said.
Zac Efron joined the High School Musical cast on the Disney Family Singalong on Thursday night (April 16), though he sadly didn’t sing with them.
The cast reunited to perform the smash hit song “We’re All in This Together” from their own homes. Zac is supposedly quarantined in the “middle of nowhere” with poor WiFi, but he sent in a grainy video that served as an introduction to the performance.
“Hi everyone, I hope that you’re safe and that you’re healthy and that you’re doing as well as possible during these unprecedented times. It’s my greatest pleasure to introduce a musical performance by some of my oldest friends, and some new ones. I hope that you enjoy, and remember, we’re all in this together,” Zac said. He unfortunately didn’t sing with the cast, but you can watch the performance below!
“family day @ disneyland 🏰🤍,” Meg captioned a post on Instagram.
“Okay fine.. I was a tad excited to be at Disneyland for the 3rd time this year..” Trevor captioned his post, leading with the photo of him jumping in the air in front of the Guardians of the Galaxy: Mission Breakout ride.
The sequel to the network’s first hit movie pulled in 4.9 million total viewers for it’s Valentine’s Day premiere, which is higher than the first movie from last year.
That total number of viewers made it 2020′s #1 cable telecast of the year so far, excluding sports and news programming.
Zombies 2 pulled in 1.9 million Kids, ages 6-11 with a 12.56 rating, 1.4 million Girls 6-11 (18.43 rating), 1.6 million Tweens 9-14 (9.98 rating), and 1.1 million Girls 9-14.
It also makes the sequel cable TV’s highest ratings among all Kid and Girl demographics since Descendants 3 last August!
The Zombies 2 soundtrack is also doing really well. It has reached #1 on the iTunes Soundtrack chart and it’s outpacing the 2018 movie’s music by more than 22% in the U.S.
Crossing our fingers for a third movie. We know Disney Channel loves to do musicals in threes!
“Accepting everyone for who they are, no matter what they look like, definitely carries over in this movie,” Meg explained.
She continued, “I think it’s really important for everyone watching to remember to be kind to everyone because you never know what they’re going through.”
Listen to what the entire Zombies 2 cast had to say here…
Like the first movie, #ZOMBIES2 emphasizes the importance of inclusion and kindness to others who may be different from you. Hear from the cast who share how the sequel tells a story of inclusion, diversity and self-acceptance. pic.twitter.com/UdqWSMw8zW
